These are compression belts that encircle the abdomen, commonly used to augment the recovery process after abdominal surgery for example: exploratory laparotomy, caesarean section (C- Section), bariatric surgery, hysterectomy, or spinal surgery, Hernia repair surgery, under guidance and direction of a Surgeon and clinician.

Commonly recommended post-operatively for procedures like C-sections, hysterectomy, hernia repair, tummy tucks, bariatric or spinal surgery. It helps reduce pain, swelling, psychological distress, and encourages early mobility and deep breathing

Evidence suggests fairly consistent benefits such as reduced pain, improved function, and earlier mobilisation. They may also help support respiratory mechanics and reduce emotional stress. However, evidence varies, and clinical guidelines don’t mandate routine use.

• Measure the widest part of the torso (hips for women, waist for men) for sizing.
• Wrap it snugly over bandages, fastening front closures comfortably – not too tight.
• Follow any surgeon’s directions – e.g., fastening from top down for C-sections or bottom up for tummy tucks.